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I Need You!

Hey everyone! (I don't know why I feel compelled to say "Hey", but Tumblr seems to be the most community driven and polite platform, so it just seems right) I was wondering if you could help me out with my audio drama/ narrative podcast, Mage With a Mic.

I would love to get as much feedback on Episode 1 "The Warehouse", and Episode 2 "Creaks & Crones" as possible. It can be singing their praises, it can be offering constructive criticism, it can be anything.

I'm working with a charity here in the UK called The King's Trust to make these happen- and to get funding to continue making audio dramas (and for MorrowForge to be in a place where we can commission works from fellow queer and neurodivergent storytellers and artists), I need proof that there's an audience for what we're doing.

I've attached links to the YouTube videos of both episodes, and you can find the podcasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere else by searching for "Mage With a Mic".

Thank you so much in advance for anyone who listens and offers feedback and reviews- your willingness to help and invest a little bit of time into the show will hopefully be the start of something genuinely incredible in the space, not just for myself, but for others out there too.

-Dan

The Warehouse (YouTube)

Creaks & Crones (YouTube)

Spotify Apple Podcasts

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The second episode of Mage With a Mic, titled Creaks & Crones will be released Thursday 8th May at 6pm GMT.

Synopsis Sent to interview the oldest woman in Thither, Mage Doughball finds a house suspended in time. Tucked between skyscrapers, untouched by progress, and very much not as empty as it first appears.

As creaking floorboards, whispering shadows, and a strangely open diary begin to pile up, Doughball learns that some places don’t stay quiet out of politeness.

He came looking for answers. But some questions ask you back.

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Thank you, travellers!

In just five days, Mage With a Mic has crossed 150 journeys into Thither!

Mage Doughball is confused. The Thither Tourism Board is increasingly concerned. And the ports are creaking under the weight of unexpected visitors.

Thank you for listening, sharing, reviewing, and helping this strange little podcast find its first audience.

Thither has so much more to show you- and not all of it is entirely safe.

If you’ve enjoyed the weirdness so far, tell a friend who deserves a slightly cursed trip to a new world.

Stay magical. Stay curious. Stay tuned. And be sure to come back on Thursday to learn the title of Episode 2!

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Listen To "Fangs For Nothing" Now!

The third episode of Mage With a Mic, "Fangs For Nothing" is now available wherever you get your podcasts. Synopsis: Mage Doughball is once again out and about, this time visiting VampCon- Thither's largest gathering of the vampiric community.  When he meets Count Crovyn Duskleech, he learns not all is as it is meant to be, and something sinister may be stirring in the shadows... Watch on YouTube Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify

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Mage With a Mic Episode 4 Title & Synopsis

The fourth episode of Mage With a Mic, titled Court Unawares will be released Thursday 12th June at 6pm GMT.

Synopsis Doughball’s “free trial” has officially expired — and as part of his ongoing sentence, he is now legally obligated to read aloud the official transcript of his trial. 

With mounting irritation and a flair for dramatic sighs, Doughball narrates the courtroom proceedings, including the poetic ponderings of Owlfolk Judge Nibwhit and a series of increasingly exaggerated testimonies. 

The crime? Still conspicuously unstated. But as the courtroom drama unfolds, one thing becomes clear: justice in Thither is anything but a hoot.